In 2011/2012 the Income and Use Project for the allocation of Agricultural Input Vouchers 5 wards of Gairo,Rubeho,Kibedya,Chakwale and Iyogwe Tarafa of Gairo, the project was run by training 40 people for 4 days per ward and each ward appointed 5 people who were trained in how to collect data and were able to develop a data collection tool, and after collecting the data they were sent to the experts at the University of Mzumbe and written a report that was derived from the The report was based on the data collected and the information was sent to a feedback meeting attended by the executives of all 5 wards, the councillors of all 5 wards, the agricultural officers from Kilosa District, the extension officers of all 5 wards, prominent religious and traditional leaders, and in the statement it showed significant shortcomings in terms of the allocation of vouchers and the fraud of the vouchers of the highest value for money. Funded by The Foundation for Civil Society L.T.D.

In 2013/2014 the project of monitoring the revenue and use of public resources in the water sector 5 wards of Gairo District of Gairo District.In this project we trained citizens, stakeholders and government officials and executives and after the 3-day training we appointed 20 people who were also given extensive training on the methods and methods of monitoring the revenue and use of public resources and the team was able to develop tools used to collect information and after The team was assigned to each village and began collecting data related to the water issue. Funded by The Foundation for Civil Society L.T.D.

After the exercise was completed, a statistical analysis was conducted and written with a report that was shared with stakeholders by the Foundation for Civil Society and then organized feedback meetings and read the report so that the public could understand the reality of the monitoring.

In 2017 we implemented the Public Accountability Project for the use of resources Public Education sector in Vigoi District of Ulanga .In this project we trained citizens, stakeholders and local government officials and executives and after the 3-day training we appointed 30 people who were also given extensive training on the methods and methods of monitoring the revenue and use of public resources and the team was able to develop the tools used used to collect information and after the training the team was distributed to each village and began collecting data related to the education sector.

After the exercise was completed the statistical analysis exercise we organized 6 meetings for each (1) meeting, with the aim being to send a response to what was seen in the PETS report and at those meetings the public decided on a range of issues and after that the overall report was written and was distributed to stakeholders and the donor who The foundation for civil society and government at all levels from villages, wards and councils.